Amaranth Legacy:New Editor's Guide
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Welcome to Amaranth Legacy!
We hope you enjoy your stay here! If you're intending to write on this site — whether in your own scope or in one of our many collaborative scopes — this is the best place to start.
Have you read these yet?
If you haven't read the pages below, you should do so before reading this one — they'll be necessary for understanding this page.
How do I create an account?
TODO: show account creation process with screenshots and simple instructions
How do I use this website?
TODO: link to Star Citizen Wiki / export and import with attribution
Guidelines for content and naming
Page naming
You can name your page anything, as long as it does not conflict with another existing page.
If there is a page title collision, you must add your scope name in parentheses of the title and add your page to the disambiguation page (normally at the original name). If a disambiguation page does not exist, please create one with the general format of:
There are several versions of (page name) in different scopes: * (page in scope A) * (page in scope B) * ...
For example, Earth is present in several scopes and therefore requires the colliding pages to have their scope in parentheses. (Like Earth (Universe 6E) and Earth (Borealis Universe).)
Category naming
For content categories such as a category for species or planets, there must be at least a significant amount of pages (around 10) under that category.
For naming scope categories:
If you have seperate settings, the general format for naming scope categories is the following:
Scope: (scope name)
- Scope: (scope name) - (scope setting)
- Setting: (scope setting) - (subcategory)
- Setting: (scope setting) - (subcategory) - (...)
- Setting: (scope setting) - (subcategory)
If you have no seperate settings, the general format for naming scope categories is the following:
Scope: (scope name)
- Scope: (scope name) - (subcategory)
- Scope: (scope name) - (subcategory) - (...)
Content categorization
If you create a page, upload a file, or create a template, it is recommended to add an author category. Don't worry about this too much; if you don't, it'll be added for you.
The general naming of the categories is the following:
Pages
- Author: (author name)
Uploaded files
- Files: (primary file user)
Templates
- Templates: (author name)